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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd September S.-Virginis ten
iorties, 3oia; de. new lhrees, 63h bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Md, September S.-Cotton steady and
Gniet-middling. 9ss Flour firm, with active demand
Wheat-southern frmer, with good inquiry: red. SOa
~: amber, SASS western lower and quiet; No. 2
winter red spot I7aa17;s: September, 77a< bid:
$1,000 Cornmsouthern trn; white. 5ea57: yellow.
4y4 bid: October. 49ha50. Oats frmer and active
southern and Pennsylvania 2Sa34 western white SO
Provisions steady s1d quiet. Eggs higher, lSaly.
PG a steady l5osS 90 per barrel Csree easier
refined aSa firm loAa10s WHISKY quiet, L14af 10.
steamer dull-cotton. I'D; -four. 1s.3d; grain, I'd
hecelptsonour, 1894 barrels wheat, 445OO bushels
bushels Shipn,snts-nour. 12.174 barrels Sales
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn. 600 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, September s. LA m-The markets
on change opened rather bgllish this morning Ovto-
7OH october corn started at 41ss4 s. and advanced
to 425 May corn is quoted As Aa45ts. October OATS
s.So. January pork. 12.77a12.17h
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New YORK, Sept. s.-John Gale, q colored man
forty years DID, OF Brooklyn, died last night from
Injuries received by being struck with q base bal
yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucnonser.

'ISHOMAS O0#A1N0s Aucnoneef.
REGULAR T SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
5 5kR oTTkN iHs1 1871, S6NGAEScfsd Az -IEs
OE HSUsEHOLD EURNITURk LARGE NUM-
DEn oF FEW CUSHIONS, CARPETS, STOVES,
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HoKSE. BUGGY, AND HARNESS. This IL . very
HoRSES CARRIAGES, BtGG1ES, WAGONS, HAIR
NGSSs &C. DeS2t
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nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nVNCANSON BROS. Aucttoneers.
TRgsTxEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
60UTnMEST WASHINGTON, ONE OF THE
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY, BEING
H i4fSrnHU4Hn1 sT SIxTEEN. IN sQUAKE TWO
TIE iNTkRsEcTfoN 81 5 sfREsEEff And d VIZ
DRED FEET AND TN PLAIN VfEw OF TIE
SHtdHSONlAN GROUNDS. IT HAS ABOUT
IhhEE THOUSAND FELT OF PARKING, AND
OF STREET CARS
BIZ virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of eaes
the Wsrlct 81 columbia sitting in equity passed M
~ cause wherein Martha r. Anderson d COM -
gla1,nant and Phiip Ferris ct al, defendants, 40
bEh NiNkTkkNTH, 1857. at FIVE O'CLOCK, on the
naed IN sed District to wit: All that part of lot 49,
IN -e9 BEGINNING at the northwest corner of
lot NUMBERED II and running thence southwprdly SO
!ees nches TO a30-foot alley thence westwardy 80
feet thence northwardly ~ feet to Virginia avenue
ana thence eastwaFdy with Virginia avenue 81
incnes 10 pAce OF beginning containing e6S square
feet OF ground more or less
Terms 81 sale: One third cash, the balance in two
eQuai nstaments In six and twelve months from day
be aae WITHIN I'VE days after the day Of sale, Of which
post q SlOO shall be made at the time OF sale,
~ ossn - opson OF purchaser Decree of court au
rste iots PuTchassr to defray cost Of conveyancng
terms OF sale are not complied with within Ave days
after the DAY OF sale the reserves the right
rese the property at the risk custof default
.e.als. VIM. SMALL, Trustee,
X al N ~
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A certificate OF the election Of the following
been filed with the recorder OF deeds. Tobias
johnson, Jeremiah Adams, James Thompson,
George washington, Berry Hensen, Robt. c. Car
roll, VIM. SimIns, jeremiah d. Baltimore and
Hillery jackson.
owing TO the uncertainty Of arrival Of the VIC
tortous Potomac crew from New York, the recep-
ton that was TO be rendered them this evening
has been Indefinitely postponed.
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Col Ludlow stated 20 STAR reporter to-day
that the Commissioners propose 10 do away
with tree-boxes. He believes the box to be IN
furious and harbur OF refuge and
breeding place for Insects II the police are
unable 10 protect the bare trees from horses. 6c.
he thinks thai "a wire netting can be wired on
them This, hesays. VIII not be as expensive as
the box and will have far more satisfactory re-
suits.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District chemist has submitted his annual
report 10 the District commissioners.
The ire escape commission have advised that
two fire escapes be placed on the Washington city
Orphan Asylum, and ordered one upon the GraIl-
mercy Hotel, one upon Johnson's restaurant one
on the Thompson and Webster school buildings
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MAKKET.-one hundred ana
ninetytwo cattle on the market yesterday; LOO sold
10 butchers as follows: Best sold from 10 .
per H.; good, 3 10 &c. per H.; medium, 81. TO
3isc. per H.; common IN 10 &c. per Id. twenty
four shipped TO Baltimore; nine LETT over Five
hundred and sixty-nine sheep and lambs on the
market, and all sold as follows: Old sheep sold
from 3 10 4sc. per h.; lambs sold from An "
6Isc. per h.; nfty-seven left over. Twelve cows
and calves sold from go TO SIS each Market
| for cattle was dull. Market Tor sheep and lanibs
was fair.
RANGE OF THE THERNoNRrER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a
H. oi; : p. IL, AZ; maximum, "A; minimum. %
Affair." in West Washington.
FINED FOR SWEARING ON THE STREET.-Walter
simmons, charged 10y Officer Nolkman In two cases
with cursing ON Water street. forfeited $40 coilat-
eral In the Police Court to-day.
GRAIN RECRIPTs.-Canal boat Loudoun arrived
with 1000 bushels OF corn and 900 bushels OF
wheat Tor q. Il. Dunlap, and with 100 bushels OF
wheat for j. 6. and j. NJ. Waters. Canal boat D.
knode arrived with . 100 bushels OF wheat FOR J.G.
| and j. VI. Waters.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A
M.-Great Falls, temperature, "a; condition, 80;
receiving reservoir, temperature, "a; condition nc
north connection, 30; condition nj south connec>
tion 80; distributing reservoir, temperature "a:
condition AT lnfuent gate-hosse, 49, condition at
e1luent gate-house 80. High tide In the river 70.
Gay AT II "a am: low tide at 6:l2 D. IA.
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FoRs1aN GUESTS At TIE MEDICAL CONGRESS. -Ths
entertainment to the foreign guesss at Grasslands
secretary Whitney's country home, takes place
tomorrow afternoon. and not this afternoon, -
erTppeously announced
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: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NCvv York stock Market.
The following are the opening ana :OU pm prices
OF the New Aork stock Market, rsporsei W special
wire o H bodice str,
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

E;oR sALE-
Brick IOr.. 18th, above Iowa Circle s. 500
Trick or, On 81. get. 18th and 10Th n.w.....e 1000
Brick ilff i. bet ION and lin 1900
11r., st. bet 18th and 14th sts.......... 7.509
3T, south Capitol St St . egg
sr-, l4th ST.. business property. 800
e. Gs IT. Ss. It. e. an. ssr ST hint ONCE
store and dwelling. l4th st.-....... 600
i6r and table On khoas issnd az $50
o on 1 Sip and s
rla@s On ave
14r brick E bet 9th and st6 nr Tension oicsi5 800
d Spp UT
m . saGa A . s.ya Mosss
sHd hi. early
E'OR sALE-BARGAIN-ON 18TH ST., BET. g
and aoh To- nT siis l2r00m House. Al. W9d s,Tp lot
s3 cost - A''''' sis F St NV
E'OR sALE-TwO TwO-sTORY BRICKS, NICE
Sf for hs Sa ..a re
tn seps homes and sSp
NOR SALE ORRENT-411 AND 423 3D. ST n. e,
lO'n.' cellar A1 pa aAi a. WiNBsos soN
I, OR SALE OR RENT-4l2 NEW JERSEY AVE
Il Sc. S-room brick, modern improvements. In.
qure at Coal Office, 10T Pennsy lvan1a ave. au262w
l,OR SALE-3 NEW FIvE-ROOM BRICKS, MOD
Il lInps- II per cent Investment Price only 81. OOO
each Several new room brcks,near l4th st,e
beautiful lot Rhode Island near Iowa Circle
site houses 9Th ST.. above Iowa Cir
Gle. Nelr Smithsonian Institute, ID good lots room
NJ Frs son ne i4as SeW YORK ave sas7.sw
IGOR SALE = BALTIMORE. MD, THE WELL
Il known Hoffman House" property, situate corner
Concord and Pratt the leading business Of the
city, restaurant, dining, lodging rooms. kitchen &c.
all fitted and furnished i'll the very best STYLE with all
modern conyeniences: perfect order aud doing q
excellent business. rare opportunity offered to
all enterprizinR Impori ant business in Europe
requiring personal attention the for selling
Full partic ulars furnished Address
s:3-eo3t EDWARD O'MAHONY, Proprietor.
IrOR SALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS-THREE
IL two-story and basement brick front houses
boundary st. at the head Of New Jersey u. W
Houses IN thorough order; newly papered; have all
improvements and good location. Price, $4,000 to
$4,000 each. WATERMAN on premises. su27-2w
ITOR SALE ON EASY TERMS-.FRAME DE-
II tached six room houses lots 20x120 good neigh
borhooo: half block from street Price, 81, $50
Apply the premises, Gales St. bet 18th and 18th
u au21-2ws
IOR SALE-MODERN AND SUBSTANTIAL RES
II IDENCE, 4 ROOMS DEEP, WELI-LOCATED
ON ST. NV, contains rooms pantries, &c. fine
stsble lot "a feet inches l2Q feet to alley. Price
S13,50O. S1EIGER LIEBERNANN,
au27-2w 1903 + street
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Assignee Cromwell, OF II. & Ives & Co., lled hii
bond Cor $4,000 yesterday IN New York.
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The Bribery Investigation Begun.

CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 6-The Investigation into
the charges OF bribery preferred by senator sawyer
against Kirk ID. Pierce was begun last night by
the committee appointed for that purpose. The
hearing viii be continued Tonight.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Teleglams to The Star.
TIE II. AND o. RAILROAD.

President and vice-Presldent Spencer
Confer-rhe Stock Still Drops.
BALTINoRE, Sept S.-President King OF the Erie
road Is in this CITY, and has for several hours Been
In consultation with vice-President Spencer, Of
the Baltimore and Ohio road. Nothing can yet be
obtained OF the result OF the conference. At the
stock board to-day Baltimore and Ohio sold at the
opening % shores at 125; later IS shares at 124,
and before the close % shares at 122x.
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lICoL. W. H. BoYDs condition was reported at g.:
O'Clock to-day as unchanged.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY.
~ 1RxAsuRx DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF ENaRAvIN0
AND PAINTING.
r4 8nn sTHHES sHaA MORNING, sEPTEMBER THIR:
public auction, ut the auction rooms sw corner Ilth
strsst ana pennsylvaIia avenue Washington. D. c..
Garpets Harness Tables, Chairs, and Miscellaneous
properly. l. y. GRAVES, Chief Of Bureau. s5,Skl2
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
CAANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPkOVED PROPERTY, BELON0IN Nc
u "a nv
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RANGE OF THE THERHoARTER-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a
~, 6i; p. L., az; maximum, "a; mknimu,n 02
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INOR SALE-I AM NOW OFFERING LOTS AT
Il "Ihe Highlands" on the baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, tive minutes from the depot and only twenty
minutes from of the Departments, payments Of
$25 down and notes Of e25 every three months with
streets with shade trees and will continue to improve
the place from time to time Prices from $3.50 to $500
per lot, according to location. The convenience 0
reaching this property will insure its rapid and perma-
nept enhancement in value. Money advanced to build
houses. Gas and water furnished.
JOHN f. WAaGAMAN,
ee3.1m 1908 and 1908 ut. NV.
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l62s P st. NV. b. h.
er........S SO. 25(
i to b Alley, bet vi and
y l2th & 1:;tn awe, DOC
113Y to1l51H sd ~.
NV. h, Al. .......6, 00t
1919 l. st. NV. FIJI. d
land =houses rear. .. DOT
HIS 2Oth ST. NV, 4.
h. Or, and > houses
rear, 4r. each.-...o, DOT
ZIG to 2l3O h St
NV, ( h., Ar. loot
S0i Sth st. ne, f-h.,
2l6 TO 2:,:99 I 9Th st. &
ny. ave, bet Il and
= e. a.. Sc. I. Ia. 4,00(
433 TO AL Prather's
alley n.w., b.h-, 4rs. 4, 50t
423 y st-n-w., f.h.. Or,
and , houses rear. 4 ,00t
81 to 3&35a ID st. sc.
III, CONTAMINATION
302 9th st. $. e. b. h..
9O9 and 9llIst. Sc,
FIJI, Or .........-..2,000
20 Myrtle sine. b. h.
Recommendation
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st., between 18th and 18th Sta n.w, south front,
lot ~ feet 9 inches by 100 feet to an alley. e.
East Capitol st., between Sd and 4th sts., south
front; LOT 20 feet by 100 feet to an alley; s2.
22d, between NJ and N sts NV, lot 20 feet by 162
feet inches, alley on side and in the rear Il.
JAMES w. TYLER,
su2O 920 ut. NV. Second Floorl
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II Pennsylvania ave- s.e.-the entire avenue trout
GRO feet OF square y26 running from 9th to 9th sts
midway between the United States Capitol and new
bridge, aud fronting the thoroughfare to the Navy
Yard There Is superior property for investment
speculation in the market. Contains about
$4,000 square feet OF ground.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL
au31-15t 934 St., Room4.
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THE TRADES

GIBSON BROTHERS.
NJ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
,.'2ss feiIsy iyaila xyeauA NaAhilStoaa Do
ine frinung speciality. Ala
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Advice to Parents.

Until parents cease teaching their chill
drcn that il in moro honorable to gain
bread without rolling their lands than by
honest labor tho drawback must continue.
Young men will bc taught law who
would probably excel milking tho calf
which covers the book which they study; /;
others will WELD the rcnlpcl with hands
thRt Nigh. betrny moe cunning IN forg-
INK the steel from which il 10 made;
some viii keep accounts Of goods sold
who instead should employ thcmHclvcs in
mailing tl,s boxes in which they are
packed. Fitness will not he considered
The only nim will bc 10 make q gciitccl
living by doing ns little work ns possible.
The sooner parents awake to the fuct that
the best uicy can do by their SONS is Ia
cause them 10 learn trade the better for
the country. Unlcss n boy displays an
especial aptitude for one Of the learned
professions he should be put at something
else. Application may bc an excellent
substitute for genius. but it will DC found
that when tho two ARE combined the pos
sessor Of the former hns but poor show
i'll the race with his toubly armed rival.
Clcr!:ing, too, is ovcrdonc, and il is n
poor mechanic indeed that docs not de-
ri"c more comfort from his wages than
the illy-Inid clerk who is compelled to
spend nll he eurns on dress. Taking il
all in all, we may advise. by Iffra-
phrasing shakespeare, and say trades
the thing. Reflection will convince that
we arc not far out Of tho way in saying
so.-Boston Budget.
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"Cath" md His Gont.

remember to have read in ono of the
poets that all ages have their toys, and
that prayer books wcro the toys Of very
Oil age, but fer nearly week my TOYS
have been my feet, as l have been laid
up i'll led with an attack OF the gout, and
very pretty toy il is. 1t first struck the
left foot. and swcllcd il up to q rcsemb-
lance to what would be tho foot Of tho
statue of freedom, had that foot not been
covered By the artist to keep the gout out
OF it. Having Bomo familiarity with
tlis complaint, Judged by the size of
the foot that it might so down in one
month and bc recognizable to tho ol;lcst
inhabitant. 1t went down, however, or
rather lost the disease i'll about five DAYS,
an,l then the pcslly thing crossed right
over to the other foot. Now, 1 want to
know by what means it got over there.
Tho disease is not catching or contagious,
as We know. SO it gould not have passed
through the pores of the skin. This littlo
conundruln has interested ms for hours
to sec that big, blasted foot on tho left,
like = fellow who has been through tho
hands of 4 whipping master, and out of
its lains, now waiting for its little brother
on tho right. which has rcd knucklc,
but otherwise shows no inflammation.
-"Gath" in Boston Globe
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AlonE ,he shor.a OF Norr.r.

IN smiling along tho shore you con-
stantly gee large churches placed close to
tho water with To population around
them and no roads leading to them. 4
little observation, particularly ON Sunday,
shows you that they are placed Mt such
positions that The peasants can como to
them by boat, and they frequently come
from long distances. Near como Of the
churches there are houses vacant except
on Saturdays or Sundays, when the
peasants coma thcro and occupy them.
Occasionally you see picturesque mar
riagc party on their way 70 one CT these
churches in boats. shooting of guns M
they pars along. 1t is q little curious
that even way up to the North Capo you
find mosquitoes. and at timcs they are
very annoying; so much 60 that all tho
guido books .dyise travellers to tal,o
mosquito nets with them, but did not
happen to find that necessary. From
tho North Cape, or from within few
miles OF it, l amused myself by cabling
10 America, and subsequently learned
that my dispatch WIS received earlier in
point of timo than at tho hour it was
eent.-Col. George Bliss in New York
Times.
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with srlf ' toe S tso'sa sso %ia s .Sr Of sniay idy
that rushcs through every pulse, q. this
thoueht suggests itself and takes root
within his breast. II II provo truci
Why then Nadine will ba free! This
man. Anncrlcy, will Lc compelled to fly
from tho faco OF tho law, ana she will be
left behind for him-Durai,-an for
lovcl
But then tho chnmc to her' The
awakening 10 Tho sorrow Of her lovers
infamy. Sooner or later II must DO told
to her, but should the tasl, Is left to rudc
tonsucs who had no lovo for her, A
thousand times 10. lie the man falsely
suspected. or be ho IN rcnli,y tho one
who hns stolen tho Jewels, It il imposs-
bic that Nadine should 10 left 10 learn Of
the 3nspicinn resting upon him from
strangers. f.c--will tell her
lie haS lrl hcr into small consSrvn-
tory lcfling OF the tea room, which,
hring ruthcr i'ubic. las been deserted
, by thcSc IcSironS " ,it;crlng ur hearing
tender passagcs 1he upper end OF 1t,
ovcrlo"liir. In daytiTo garden be.
meath, In quito removed fron, tho Enyo OF
these in the room outside, md Duran. as
Nadine sinks upon low couch, seats
himself beside her.
sheds warm but inh;stinct liRht
around. The perfume Of tho dvinr; roses
flis tho mir. From fer away tho music
comes to them rising. falling, swelling,
fnlnt!ng, until all Tho night Geens ini
OF II.
Nalinc, STOPPING townrl him. lay7 her
hand OH his.
"Tou are trouhlclr' shc says, softly.
, al can sec II In your eyes. Something Is
| making You sorry"
Her eves, deep and brilliant ay stnrs,
are looking monrnfplly into his, fle
possesses himself OF the hand she has
hold out 10 him, believing hin, In trouble,
md holds II fast.
"It Is trre. There Ia pcrple1ity IN my
heart. md auspicion Of coming sorrow,
but II Is for you" he nn'~ crs. gently.
"For mcr A little startled look trocps
into her lovely fncr.
"Tcll mc--tcll mo exactly, say1 Duran.
leaning forward So ihnt hc can SEQ her
faco more clearly; "tell me. For your own
sake, how YOU bccams the poSgcssor OF
TINT snpphiro heart that lics upon your
nccl1.
"whnt u strange question. " cries nhe,
paltnc. ut was given met WAS . pres
emf from Psul Anncrlcy
"And the diamond cross you ~oro last
night --im gave sou Tint also1
eyes; lie gnvc me both. She las grown
very whits. and her large eyes nrc nllrd
with painful unccf;ainty. "Nhy do
you qaoaton me about thrrn'" sho Bays
ais IL Htrnnge that I should have such
pretty tGIngsl ] did hot want them--I
do not care for them. nut why ia II
sir3ngct
'Thc strrngenees doe no, lie In your
having theu,," returns Duran. still hold
ing her hand fast. though she Ind tried
to take " from him. at lies In the fact
TINT this Paul Annerley gave thom to
you."
"whc-o did hs ret thernr'v-- -
"Ah! eyplnln yoursc,f!'' impiores nhe'
rising 20 her feet and drawing back from
him. "Your face. your voice, hetrny
yom' There irSsomcthinE terrible yet TO
be -Hid. Say IT,
"rhrrc Ii thia." rnys Duran, rising also
"'rhc diamond cross you wore last night
wNS-S~'sfn trom ely yalworth; the.ap.
phlrcs you wcnr to-:iEht nrc rnrt o. ftAee tlte
sapphire act TINT wns taken from Miss
Grey In Park lanc''
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CHAPTER XIX.

Time, in so far rs It brings them to tho
next evening, has not told. Tho secret
still lies within fits ancient breast IT has
not yet disburtlened itself, nor declared
ausht that might heal the anxiety thut
RACES in the flighty, but kindly, heart Of
AIilliccnt Grey.
Twenty times during the day che Ind
approached Nadine with determination
to fire off all sorts of point blank batter
ies-meant to take the girl by storm-nnd
twenty times she hEd been driven back,
routed with great slaughter by the inno-
ccncc OF Nadine's lovely eyes. No; she
could not ask question that would
mako her friend unhappy, uncaay, dis
trnstful of the man whom, II she did not
love, she had at least elected to marry.
So the day wore on, and cventide camo
and died, and now night is on them, nnd
once again Naiino Is standing before her
Rln.s--a iu,iros tiat reaches from ceiling
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Mexican
] M Mustang
lilliiH11eRlt
THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY

3ompllshes for everybody exactly what is claimed
II. Ono OF tho reasons for the grent popularity Of
Mustang Liniment Is found in Its universal
3,licnbility. Everybody needs such q medicine.
Sho Lumbermnn needs 1t In case OF accident.
The Housewife needs it for gcneralfamiiy use.
4 C Cnnnlcr needs II for his teams and his men.
4 ho Mechanic needs 1t always on his work
tch.
Tho Miner needs II In case OF emergency.
4 ho Pioneer rneedsit-can't get along without II.
3ho Farmer needs 1t in his house. his stable.
his stock yard.
3he Steamboat mnn or the Dontmnu needs
h liberal supply aflont and ashore.
3he HorHc-fnncicr noeds it-it IS his best
ind and safest reliance.
The Stock grower needs it-it will save him
4nsands OF dollars and world of trouble.
3ho Rnilrond mnn needs 1t and will need II 80
\ as his life is q round OF accidents and dangers.
HE Bnckwoo odsnnn needs It. There is moth
ko 1t MS an antIdoto for tho dangers to life,
s3and comfort which surround the pioneer.
7Sb Merchant needs It about his store among
3nployees. Accidents Will happen. and when
II como the Mustang Lnlment is wanted at once.
81 ep Bottle In the House. IT'S tho best OF
3Pmy.
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r.reproof E.hIbItIon. nuildinc.

The main building fer tho American
exhibition in London next year will be
constructed of steel railroad rails. and it
is thought that this plan solves thsTrob-
lem Of erecting fireproof temporary build
ings with the utmost speed and at the
least cosC.-Chicago Tnues.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-03-25
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uso OF Ayers Sarsararilln, the kijnrys
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